Viewing Asset-Focused Overviews

Asset-focused overviews provide succinct site-level summaries of assets’ related objects, for example, other assets, indicators, and failure modes.
Tip: APM also provides summaries of risk evaluation data shown by asset and asset hierarchy. For more information, see Viewing Asset Risk Summaries.
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The Five Overviews

There are five asset-focused overviews:
Reliability – For the team interested in the reliability of pumps, motors, boilers, buildings, and so on. The view includes data from reliability analyses: MTA2, RCM2, and CPR
Integrity – For the team interested in the integrity of equipment pressure containment in, for example, piping systems, vessels, and heat exchangers. The view includes data from integrity analyses: RBI
Safety – For the team interested in hazardous scenarios and safety instrumented functions. The view includes data from safety analyses: SIF and HAZOP
Health – For the team focused on condition monitoring for assets that are failing and/or due for replacement. The information in the view includes indicators, readings, health indexes, and asset KPIs
Note: Asset KPIs are calculated indicators with the setting Include in Asset Health KPI list enabled.
Degradation – For the team interested in establishing and tracking assets’ degradation over time. The view lists degradation indicators and their assets and shows readings, degradation rate analysis, and a degradation dashboard
Note: Only assets that support degradation tracking and have degradation indicators are shown in the Degradation Overview.
Note: The asset-focused and degradation overviews are generally available features in APM. You must first enable features 132 and 133 to use the functionality. In the Enterprise window, select the Features view and the Enabled Features tab. Click Browse, select “Asset focused UX” and “Introduce a new Degradation view to site and asset” and click OK. If APM is running as a smart client, click Refresh Enabled Features on the server. Then restart the client to use the functionality.
The overviews are available on the Site window, where you can select a view to see either the asset hierarchy or degradation indicators in the first panel. Select an item to see a variety of information about it. For example:
Select buttons in the View panel to see information like analyses, failure modes, and indicators.
Many views have categories in common, for example, related assets, indicators, and requests for work in the asset-focused views. Each view has unique information, for example, safety provisions, override incidents, and protective devices on the Safety overview.

Adding New Objects

You can add a new object from several of the views in an overview. Look for the New button in lower right corner:
In the Reliability overview alone, you can add assets, notes, photos, strategy development analyses, indicators, standard tasks, checksheets, requests for work, failure records, root cause analyses, and indicator templates.

Hierarchy Risk

Select the Hierarchy Risk button to see a summary of the risk information for the selected asst and its descendants. For example:
The Failure modes and relative risk area displays:
Number of failure modes – Sum of the failure modes on the asset and descendants
Total relative risk – Sum of the total relative risk scores on the risk summaries of the asset and its descendants
Highest relative risk – Highest relative risk of the summarized assets
The Highest criticality evaluation results area displays the highest values from the asset’s and its descendants’ analyses. You can click a drill-down icon () to open a window listing the failure modes that have that value.
The Other summaries area displays the shortest task frequency on the summarized assets.
Select the Hierarchy Risk Summaries tab to see a table that lists the selected asset and its related assets, as well as their risk summary values.
Note: Asset hierarchy risk summaries are “generally available” product features. You must first enable features 121 and 137 to use the functionality in APM. In the Enterprise window, select the Features view and the Enabled Features tab. Click Browse, select “Asset risk summaries” and “Asset hierarchy risk summaries”, and click OK. If APM is running as a smart client, click Refresh Enabled Features on the server. Then restart the client to use the functionality.
Tip: You can also view data derived from risk assessments on an asset’s failure modes. See Viewing Asset Risk Summaries.